One of the most common types of shoulder arthritis is glenohumeral osteoarthritis. The glenohumeral joint is where the top of the humerus (upper arm bone) rotates in the glenoid cavity, which is the ball-and-socket structure of the shoulder. The bones comprising and supporting the shoulder socket [Read More]
Orthopaedic Surgery
What to expect from hand and wrist surgery
Hand and wrist surgery are used to correct a variety of injuries and conditions. While it is not the first treatment option for anyone, there are situations when surgery is inevitable. Hand and wrist surgeries can successfully treat a variety of issues. If you are experiencing a hand or wrist issue [Read More]
What Can a Hand Surgeon Treat?
Hand surgeons specialize in diagnosing and treating conditions not only in the hand, but also in the wrist and forearm. Depending on the type and severity of the hand condition, hand surgeons may perform nonsurgical or surgical treatments. Surgeons who specialize in this field of medicine must [Read More]
Benefits of Post-Surgical Rehab
If you are scheduled for surgery, your treatment plan will almost always include rehabilitation. The period of inactivity required for surgery and the trauma your body experiences during surgery can cause your muscles, ligaments, and tendons to lose strength and flexibility. This means, even after [Read More]
Recovery From Elbow Bursa Surgery
Elbow bursitis develops when the thin sac of fluid between the skin and the elbow’s pointy tip becomes inflamed. When this happens, it can cause swelling, pain, redness, and heat in the elbow. These symptoms can cause the elbow to look deformed and make it difficult for you to perform day to day [Read More]
